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Microsoft has released a new update for Windows 11 Insider Preview, Build 26200.5702 (KB5062653), aimed at the Dev channel. This version introduces a number of improvements and new features that will be gradually rolled out to users opting to receive the latest updates through Windows Update settings.
Among the most notable features is the “describe image” option in the Click to Do tool. This function allows for detailed descriptions of images, graphics, and diagrams to be generated locally on the user’s device, marking a significant step forward in data privacy. Initially, this feature is available for Copilot+ devices powered by Snapdragon, with plans to include support for AMD and Intel devices in the future.
Additionally, a new security feature called Administrator Protection has been introduced, designed to better safeguard admin rights. This option, which can be enabled through Windows Security, is turned off by default.
The update also brings improvements to privacy dialogs, which now appear more prominently when an application requests access to location, camera, microphone, and other permissions. In these cases, the screen will darken slightly, and the permission dialog will be highlighted for better visibility.
In the corrections department, several issues related to the taskbar, File Explorer, and other aspects of the operating system have been addressed, including the synchronization of game content with the cursor position and display problems in the settings menu.
However, some users have reported issues during the installation process of the update, specifically errors in the Group Policy Editor and difficulties using Xbox controllers via Bluetooth. Microsoft is already working on solutions for these incidents.
This update is part of Microsoft’s ongoing effort to provide members of the Windows Insider program with the opportunity to experience innovations in the operating system and provide feedback, allowing for adjustments before the official release of future versions.
Source: MiMub in Spanish